From landlords to salesmen Dealing with contract problems
Consumers should read and understand any contract before signing. Contracts bind both parties, and breaches can incur penalties, including loss of deposits or forfeiture of goods. Leases count as contracts, and terms become legally binding once signed. Consider negotiating changes before signing to avoid future disputes.
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Cynthia McClure
The
Lawrence Consumer Affairs Association
Kansas
Lease promises bind tenants and landowners alike
Consumer watch explains that a lease fixed for 12 months binds both sides to the full term. If tenants leave early, they may owe remaining rent, and attempting to apply the security deposit without consent could forfeit it and still owe three months’ rent. Written notices, modifications, and avoiding blank contracts are stressed. For info contact CAA Kansas Union. Irene S. Reynolds comments.
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Sisters Ride Roller Coasters After Heart Transplants
Wendy and Lisa Mountz, Kansas City sisters, are back to roller coasters, swimming and sports after receiving heart transplants. They manage anti rejection drugs and blood pressure meds, monitor diet, and attend regular Stanford checkups while their family points to medical advances since the first operations 15 years ago.
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Community Volunteer Opportunities Across Local Organizations
The Senior Day Health Center seeks volunteers to visit clients and accompany walks on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from 930 to 1030. Second Friday each month 130 to 230 p.m. to assist letters and cards. Accompany five people to a lip reading course at the Council on Aging 10 a.m. to 1245 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays through June 29. Transportation via Bus 62. Craft sharing and activity sessions also needed. Contact Sandy Parker at 842-2610. The Boys Club needs drivers to transport seven or eight boys to a camp near Lawrence June 21 and pickup June 22 at 230 p.m. Also July 19 26 Aug 2 and Aug 9 overnights. Call Gary Larson at 841-5672. For more volunteer info call the Volunteer Clearing House at 841-5059 or visit the Community Building office at 115 E 11th.
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Senior Day Health Center
Ridge Ct
Council On Aging
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Gary Larson
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